Haiku: Where Do We Go From Here? The Midwest Region of the Haiku Society of America will host the organization’s Annual National Meeting with an exciting symposium and cultural events in Metro Chicago, Friday through Sunday, Sept. 27-29. The Symposium’s theme will be: Contemporary Haiku: Where Do We Go From Here? The event will be […]
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weathered
metal sculpture finish, coarsened by rust, catches snow Weathered Prompt from One Deep Breath. You might also be interested in the best haiku primer I’ve read: http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/ethicalesq/dagosans-haiku-primer/ —
Containers
a pinkie-sized hole from my arms getting heavy or was that my bag? (Is that too pared back to stand alone?) — thin-haired fused shell lacework of blood bubbles: harrowed marrowed skull — shiny vase overloaded with dust — One Deep Breath: Container Prompt: Other responses —
close
ice cased bush is an insulating cave for bud inside close up prompt —
A few senses to come to
— no smoke smell from there in our hair until we get here — passing in the hall someone else’s TV’s whistle train at grandma’s — barren trees grass bends soft underfoot early fall, still. — flag, scarf snaps straight out turn bricked corner, wind shadow pulled punch slap caress — buttered carrots licked length […]